A new report released by Redfin found that 33.4 percent of home purchases were made in cash during April 2023 — up from 30.7 percent a year earlier.
Source: Inman News
Third of homes now purchased in cash, highest level in 9 years
Published in cash offers, Markets & Economy, Redfin, Select and Sheharyar Bokhari
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